Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s portrayal of themselves in their new Netflix docuseries “Harry & Meghan” does not impress Howard Stern.
Monday on his Sirius XM program, the 68-year-old radio host remarked, “They appear to be such whiny little girls.” “I gotta tell you man, I just don’t get it.”
Stern said he sympathized with Harry, 38, over the loss of his mother, Princess Diana, which was discussed in the documentary, despite his criticism.
“They treated her like trash,” the author of “Private Parts” stated. “Prince Charles was such a scumbag to Lady Diana… I feel sorry for Prince Harry’s loss of his mother.
Nevertheless, he said, “Jesus Christ, when those two [Harry and Markle] start crying about ‘wah wha wha and they don’t like me,’ and she [Markle] wants to be beloved in this country.
Stern stated that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are similar to the Kardashians but less interesting.
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“It’s just so strange to witness two individuals who keep yelling, ‘We wanted our privacy, the press should leave us alone,’ and then releasing a Netflix special.
Showing you them, their children, and their way of life.”
Stern remarked, “It’s like the Kardashians, but boring,” and later said of Harry, “I don’t think he’s going to like her. I’m telling you.” ‘
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, both 41 years old, issued a statement explaining that “privacy” was not the reason they left the royal family following the premiere of “Harry & Meghan” last week.
In January 2020, Harry and Markle resigned as senior members of the royal family in a move nicknamed “Megxit.”
“Their statement announcing their intention to stand down makes no mention of privacy and reiterates their desire to continue their roles and public duties,” the couple informed The New York Times via their press secretary Ashley Hansen on December 8.
“Any insinuation to the contrary is central to this series,” the spokesperson stated.
“They have chosen to communicate their tale according to their own terms, but the tabloid media has constructed a completely false narrative that dominates news coverage and public opinion. They have the facts in front of them.”
This Thursday, Volume II of “Harry & Meghan” releases on Netflix. Volume I, which consists of three episodes, is currently available on the streaming service.
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